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From what I've seen Intel has not been nice to consumers or smart with their chips so far. For many years they just pumped the prices with mediocre processors because of their dominance. However, now the tables have turned and AMD is
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I think they mean if something actually had happened (Which would have been impossible) it would have been a very bad!
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Maybe your used to hotter environments but for me at least the difference between 100 and 93 is a lot! 100 is the no go zone but 93 I can take!
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The only problem I have is that its in a national park. I feel like parks should be for everyone but the renting a room is really expensive so you have to be mostly well off to get one. I guess it feels like an eyesore that richer people ca
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I don't like to get annoyed. Seeking out new ways to get mad won't help anyone and will only hurt my metal state and reinforce their views!
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Because you can find actual Nazi circles so I'm positive that you can also find circles that thinks anyone who criticizes federal health institutions is a Nazi as well. Even though it was hyperbolic it still annoyed me because its ju
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5y ago
Who ever said that? I don't think 99% of people would think your a Nazi for not liking this.
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5y ago
Sorry yeah I'm totally wrong about that. My fault!
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5y ago
Yeah turns out I'm stupid. Sorry about that!
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Edit: Turns out I'm a dummy and can't figure out how google works. I am totally wrong on this one! What I found odd is why Huston is number 1. Seattle is known for how many dogs it has and is a much larger city! I wonder why the
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Hey thanks for reading it! I thought it was a misunderstanding! (I'm sometimes not very clear)
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Totally true. However, doing those things is totally obvious while looking at the cards is invisible and not detectable. Anyone I would play with I would trust enough not to just ruin the entire thing just to be mean but I'm not sure I
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I assume they either don't use Windows or don't have the time to.
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Try telling that to any video game hacker! Sadly people will ruin anything
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Hello! Love the website. I'm 100% going to use it in the future! However, if you use inspect element you can easily see the suit of the card before its flipped.
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Great idea! However, using inspect element you can easily see what the card is before you flip it! Super easy to exploit
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Thanks for the thoughtful answer! First off I really think CSC is the worst when talking about cheating. For some reason my school thinks looking at stackoverflow or talking to other students about the assignment while either of you have
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I personally don't think the monetary consequences would be very large. We have absolutely no idea how it would go but for me personally I'd probably just continue to learn normally and I bet a lot of other people would as well! H
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I think this combined with the other guys response is the best. I don't think its possible for a totally awful doctor to actually be employed but one with 60% of the skills could be. Thanks for your answer!
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I have an argument that I want to see what other people think of. Why is cheating bad? You say that they "claim more than they actually know" but that just doesn't hold up. If you try and get a job then you'll get fired
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I understand what your trying to say but paying for a tutor to specifically train you for the SAT is not giving your child a better education. (Well it kind of is because they'll get into a better college from a better SAT score but tr
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I don't understand why this isn't a common thing everywhere ??? I'm not a headphone designer but the "loudness protection" seems like it would be trivial to add! For some reason that idea never occurred to me but i
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Meaning that if you have money you will get a better score than if you don't. If that's not a problem to you then fine but I think its a little messed up.
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The article I linked above has a bunch of the sources you want if you read it. More importantly, why use the SAT when your highschool grades are more accurate? This is what I'm really annoyed about! Why put everyone though a stressful
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“students from families earning more than $200,000 a year average a combined score of 1,714, while students from families earning under $20,000 a year average a combined score of 1,326.” https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10
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Its also restricted there so you can only use 1 per deck!
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The problem with counterfeit warhammer figures is that 99% of the players don't care much if its fake or not! Its going to be interesting how it pans out when normal 3d printing can become just as good as their sets.
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Sorry! I used a membrane keyboard! I don't use laptops much but whenever I do its super uncomfortable! Thats more of the position rather than the keys though.
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I'm not sure how much typing you do but I've done a LOT! One thing I can say for certain: Mechanical keyboards are much more comfortable to type on. I feel like even a 10% increase in comfortableness for something you use every da
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Sounds more of a lawful evil to me!
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